TOP 3 GAMES FOR WINDOWS
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Considering that this game has just been released there’s quite a hype about Mass Effect 2, but I think everyone agrees that this was one of the most anticipates games this year. Shepard is rocking badly and is able to snatch place 2, directly after Diablo 3 with more than 150 votes.
Like a prettier, smaller version of "Diablo II", this action RPG manages to take most of the good aspects of overhead hack and slash games and add a few original touches which make it fairly addictive. Play as a member of one of three character classes who is tasked by Syl, a sage who has lost her mentor, Alric somewhere in a mine beneath the city of Torchlight. The mine is filled with Ember, a substance which is known to imbue both objects and people with magical abilities, but also corrupts the minds of any living creatures with whom it comes into contact for prolonged periods.
1. Diablo 3
After 8 years, Diablo 2 is still alive and kicking ass. Despite old-fashioned graphics it’s still the ultimate fun game. Many of us are looking forward to the successor, but we all have very high expectations, that’s why Blizzard had to delay the game to 2012 .
With 15,3% of all votes, Diablo 3 is our most-anticipated game 2012! Congratulations! Hype Factor x100.
2. Mass Effect 3
Considering that this game has just been released there’s quite a hype about Mass Effect 2, but I think everyone agrees that this was one of the most anticipates games this year. Shepard is rocking badly and is able to snatch place 2, directly after Diablo 3 with more than 150 votes.
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3. WoW Cataclys
As we reported, Paragon was the first guild to successfully kill the Lich King. Now, people are looking forward to an expansion. WoW: Cataclysm can already be pre-ordered, but it’s still some time until we will able to get our hands on it.
In the third expansion, Dragon Aspect, Deathwing returns to the kingdom of Azeroth.
In the third expansion, Dragon Aspect, Deathwing returns to the kingdom of Azeroth.
Top 3 Best Games for Mac OS X
It used to be that Mac users were a relatively small group, mostly composed of A/V nerds and graphic designers. And while these disciplines still account for a large portion of Mac people, Apple has gained quite a good deal more of the market in recent years. However, the world of non-console gaming doesn't quite reflect this change yet, as evidenced by the fact that the term "PC gaming" is still generally the preferred nomenclature.
However, this is slowly changing. The days of attempting to play PC-only titles in a virtual machine are (thankfully) starting to be a thing of the past. Quite a few titles have been ported over to OS X in the past year or so, and it looks as though more and more developers are starting to realize that not every PC gamer necessarily wants to be a Windows gamer. Here's a roundup of some of the most popular titles that are now available for OS X.
1. Torchlight
Like a prettier, smaller version of "Diablo II", this action RPG manages to take most of the good aspects of overhead hack and slash games and add a few original touches which make it fairly addictive. Play as a member of one of three character classes who is tasked by Syl, a sage who has lost her mentor, Alric somewhere in a mine beneath the city of Torchlight. The mine is filled with Ember, a substance which is known to imbue both objects and people with magical abilities, but also corrupts the minds of any living creatures with whom it comes into contact for prolonged periods.
Further still beneath the mines are ruined palaces, hanging gardens and other stranger labyrinths filled with monsters and loot. The player is accompanied by a pet in the form of a cat or dog who can carry extra items, aid in fights, heal, and sell off unwanted treasure without the player having to port back into town. While it's not the most nuanced plot of all time, this game is more than an adequate substitute for those who can no longer hold their breath waiting for Blizzard to release "Diablo III".
REQUIREMENTS
- Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later
- 1GB RAM
- Graphics: OpenGL 2.0 compatible video card with 256MB dedicated RAM (ATI Radeon X1600 or nVidia equivalent)
2. Amnesia - The Dark Descent
Few games can reduce a grown man to whimpers and tears. This game is one of them.
At the start of the game, the main character awakens in what appears to be the entryway of a castle with no clue as to his identity. He soon finds a note from himself, which reveals that his name is Daniel and that he has forced himself to forget the circumstances under which he arrived at the castle. The note also warns him that he is being hunted by a "shadow". Thus begins Daniel's descent into the castle (and- dun dun DUN- The Darkness), where he must discover, via a series of flashbacks, just what the hell is going on, and how to stop it. "Amnesia" is all from the first person perspective, though to call it a "shooter" would be misleading, since Daniel cannot actually fight anything. He must stay within areas of light in order to remain sane, and can collect tinderboxes and oil for his lantern. However, he can't stay in the light all the time, or else he will be seen. And if he is seen, he will be attacked. Even if he can't see what's attacking him. REQUIREMENTS
- Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later
- 1GB RAM
- Graphics: OpenGL 2.0 compatible video card with 256MB dedicated RAM (ATI Radeon X1600 or nVidia equivalent)
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3. Portal
Originally bundled in Valve's 2007 Orange Box for PC, Xbox 360 and PS3, this first person puzzle-platformer was intended to be a small bonus game. However, it ended up being so wildly popular that it was ported to OS X and released in May of 2010 via Steam. In a series of jump, gravity and timing puzzles with teleportation as the main mechanic of gameplay, the player (who we eventually learn is a woman named Chell) must overcome increasingly difficult test chamber scenarios at an Aperture Science research facility. Chell is at first guided and then taunted by an AI named GLaDOS, who promises "cake and grief counseling" should Chell complete the experiment satisfactorily. With the impending release of "Portal 2", this game is a must-play for pretty much everyone, and since it's available on almost every conceivable platform besides the Wii, there's no excuse not to give it a shot.
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